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Photo: TimeFast electricity payers can choose one of three electricity discounts, depending on when they pay their bill. Discounts range from five to seven percent
There are about three million in Serbia counters, that is, households that have an electricity connection. Of this number, about a sixth uses an electronic bill for electricity, which brings with it the biggest discount.
In order to motivate people to pay for electricity online, Electric power industry of Serbia has provided a seven percent discount for those who settle the bill for consumed energy by the 20th of the month.
"Customers' interest in this type of electricity bill delivery is growing day by day. By choosing an e-bill, citizens save their time, receive it in a quick and simple way, and at the same time protect the environment," they state from EPS.
Households and small customers with guaranteed supply can choose electronic delivery of bills on the "EPS Account Insights" portal and application, at counters in EPS branches or by filling out a request from the EPS website. in a special section.
"The procedure for choosing an e-invoice is simple, and the advantage is that customers receive the invoice by email immediately after forming the monthly charge, before printing and distribution by mail," said EPS.
Additional functions of the portal allow insight into the archive of invoices and payments from the previous five years, as well as a detailed overview of consumption by zones and tariffs. In addition to the bill and the number of kilowatt-hours consumed, customers are allowed to submit complaints.
Bills can be paid through the system IPS Scan, but with numbers payment cards.
Those who don't know how to use apps or don't want to pay online can get a discount of five or six percent.
A discount of five percent is valid for all those who pay their bill by the 28th of the month, while a discount of six percent is valid for those households who read the balance on the meter themselves.
It is important that citizens know that a household can receive only one discount and decide for themselves which one they will use. Therefore, one household can have only one of these three discounts during the month, depending on whether they will read the meter themselves, pay the bill by the 20th of the month or by the 28th, it also depends on how much discount they will have.
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